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Atlanta sits at 25-14, a strong run that has them climbing in the standings, while Connecticut is just 10-29 and trying to finish the season with some pride. The Dream have been hot — winning 10 of their last 13 — while the Sun have shown a little fight lately with wins over Dallas, Chicago, and Washington, but they also just got blown out by Minnesota. This matters for Atlanta’s playoff seeding and for Connecticut’s chance to play spoiler. For fans heading to Mohegan Sun Arena, expect around 82°F at tip-off, mostly sunny with less than 10% chance of rain. Shouldn’t be any travel problems, no major wind issues either. A smooth day for attendance and tailgating. For bettors scanning sports daily free predictions, this one has clear momentum angles on both sides.

Atlanta Dream vs. Connecticut Sun Live Odds

Atlanta Dream (25-14) vs. Connecticut Sun (10-29)

Atlanta’s offense is clicking. They’re averaging 83.4 points per game on 43.9% shooting. Over their last five, they handled Dallas by 22, beat New York, and edged Minnesota. The two losses came against LA by single digits. Allisha Gray has been steady all season — 18.7 PPG, 5.4 boards, and over 3.5 assists. The Dream also share the ball well (21.2 APG) and don’t beat themselves with turnovers (11.5 per game). Defensively, they’ve gone under the total in nine of the last 10 because they slow opponents down, holding them to inefficient looks. Jordin Canada being questionable with a hamstring…

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The end of Hartford Business Improvement District’s “Spooky Popcorn” series in Constitution Plaza doesn’t mean the season of outdoor movie screening. Happily, horror-themed films continue well into the fall all over Connecticut.

The “Movies in the Plaza” series, which takes place at Pitkin Plaza in New Haven, runs through the end of October. “Movies in the Plaza” has been showing a lot of comedy and adventure films in the summer weeks, but as the days get darker so do the movies.

Upcoming features include the comic time travel history lesson “Bill & Ted’s Excellent Adventure” on Sept. 3, the romantic comedy “Love Jones” on Sept. 10, the first “Spy Kids” adventure on Sept. 17, the Lin-Manuel Miranda hip-hop musical “In the Heights” on Sept. 24, the classic “Poltergeist” from 1982 on Oct. 1, the creepy 1978 Philip Kaufman remake of “Invasion of the Body Snatchers” on Oct. 8, the Cannes Palme D’Or and Academy Award winning Korean psychosocial drama “Parasite” on Oct 15, the 2005 British horror flick “The Descent” on Oct. 22 and this year’s Depression-era vampire hit “Sinners” on Oct. 29.

All of the screenings are on Wednesday at 8 p.m., but there’s also a Sunday matinee family movie screening of Disney/Pixar’s “Coco” on Oct. 26 at 4 p.m. in the same Pitikin Plaza location.

The “Movies in the Plaza” screenings are free. Audiences are encouraged to bring lawn chairs, blankets and pillows and to consider eating and shopping downtown before the screening. The organizers suggest that parents or guardians go online to acquaint themselves with the content of the films since “some Wednesday evening movies are not for all ages.”

Mohegan Sun’s annual “Moonlit Movies” event is Uncasville only one night, but it involves two movies as well as a fire pit, food trucks…

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